GS2 · International Relations

GS2 · International Relations · 15 marks

. For any meaningful dialogue to take place, India has to be  a partner in Afghanistan reconciliation process. Discuss the evolving paradigm of Indian foreign policy with respect to Afghanistan.

GS2 · International Relations · 15 marks

India needs to stop looking at only South Asia as its "neighbourhood" and instead, evolve a more rational and realistic understanding of its "strategic frontiers". Discuss.

GS2 · International Relations · 15 marks

In the light of the '2+2' talks held between India and U.S., discuss the major agreements signed between the two countries and explain their significance for India.

GS2 · International Relations · 15 marks

As a rising China projects its economic and military power into the Indian Ocean, any strategy for regional balance by the government in India would necessarily involve the economic and military development of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Examine.

GS2 · International Relations · 15 marks

. China’s growing presence in the Indian Ocean Region is a cause of concern for India and regional stability. Discuss the implications and steps taken by India in this regard.

GS2 · International Relations · 10 marks

: Peace in the Indian subcontinent presupposes amity between India and Pakistan. Examine.

GS2 · International Relations · 15 marks

In shedding “hesitations of history”, India’s foreign policy seems to be moving away from “non-alignment.” Comment.

GS2 · International Relations · 10 marks

: The US-China trade war is more of a version of a containment of China than America first. Critically examine.